We have never seen this place look as good as it does now. The managers, Paul and Christy, treat us…read morewell and are easy to talk to. They are wonderful. I can't brag enough about them! We enjoy them and their family. Their kids play music and we love to hear them perform. All my sisters and kids came to visit last month. They have been worried about us by ourselves down here but now they aren't worried when they saw how nice the park was and how things are managed. We love living here!

Have been wintering at SunHaven for 5yrs. Great park, good people. Lots of activities in a…read moreawesome location. Wonderful views of surrounding mountains

A friend actually works at oasis. Not for the park but a patron that lives there . I called and…read moretalked to Ben , nice guy. However the owner found that my son and families rv were not up to their standards. They say it's a family park but no playgrounds and the park is small with lots of sexual predators around. The price is one of the lesser monthly rates so at least they can be compatible since no amenities promised .

Almost everything is fine. It is not spacious living though, your packed in like a sardine can here.read more

What a great place to live! The park is clean, well maintained, friendly residents, pretty. This…read morepark is quiet. I find it affordable and has a wonderful pool and spa, clubhouse, Shuffleboard area, picnic areas and fire pit area. Having lived here 4+ years, I would not want to live anywhere else. I find the manager, Rick, to be efficient, fair, good to work with. He addresses all concerns and fixes problems quickly. He is a great manager. Brian, maintenance, is always happy to address any concerns and works hard to do his job. I cannot imagine living in a better place!

There is a serious problem at this park with feral and stray cats, where the residents are the only…read moreones who take it upon themselves to handle the situation. There are four in the park who have taken it upon themselves to do TNR to try to manage the problem. For those who may not know, TNR is Trap, Neuter, and Release. The cats are trapped, taken to a local spay clinic, and then brought back home to recover. They must be released where they were trapped. There have been at least 10 cats in the park TNR'd by the residents, some of which were pregnant, and those pregnancies were aborted. Some found loving homes, and some went to a barn cat program. At least two were too feral and were returned to the park as required by law. In Arizona, killing or harming feral and stray animals is considered a form of animal cruelty and is illegal. This includes actions such as trapping them in inhumane conditions, leaving them to die, or using them as bait. The law protects all animals, including community cats, from mistreatment, poisoning, and unsafe trapping methods. Instead of taking care of the problem as the property manager, Diana Hopps chooses to punish the residents who have chosen to take it upon themselves to handle the stray/feral cat population humanely. The residents at Sunny Crest Mobile Home Park are living on a limited income with ever-increasing lot rents and being forced to pay for yearly palm trimmings. The least the park could do is pay to hire one of the many humane and knowledgeable cat trappers in the area to TNR these cats. She complains that she "smells cat urine," and there are residents who complain that the ferals have urinated on their plants or yard furniture, yet the property manager does nothing about it except to complain about smelling urine, when those residents are doing their best to try to alleviate the problem with TNR. But we are not professionals and need help with this process. The park needs to hire someone to do TNR. Feeding feral/stray cats offers several benefits, including: - Improving their physical condition: A consistent food source can help a malnourished cat regain weight and improve its overall health. -Easier TNR: Regular feeding can make it easier to trap the cat for Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, which are vital for controlling the stray population. -Monitoring their health for injuries that may require veterinary care. animals -Bonding and socialization: Consistent interaction, starting with feeding, might lead to eventual socialization, making the cat more adoptable. Marchea S.

Me and my husband have lived in Rancho Mirage for several years. The staff in the office are…read morealways friendly and ready to help. The grounds are always clean, kept up and very inviting. It's a community that offers many things for you to take part in and get to know your neighbors.

55 plus park. Activities for all to enjoy with just over 300 sites. Great location in Apache…read moreJunction to enjoy Superstition Mountains. Easy to find off Highway 60

The people are very nice and make a person feel very welcomed. The pool is clean and si nice. The…read morepeople who gather for happy hour at the pool are fun, loving and humorous, and they like to engage in conversation. The man who reviewed on the smoking at the pool, well he is wrong, yes they smoke and have cocktails at the pool but it doesnt affect anyone because its outside and there is plenty of room around the patio to sit, there is no mess or ashes or buts anywhere. We and people we were with enjoyed ourselves immensely. Would go every year.

Avoid the pool area in the afternoon. Heavy drinking and smoking by residents who get together for…read more'happy hour'. Yuck.. Very unappealing for visitors and residents who are not into that sort of thing...

I was visiting with a friend who was purchasing and ended up purchasing one too! This place is the…read moregreatest place to retire. Friendly residents and staff is great. Nice older community but extremely clean and well kept. I can't wait to move into my new home.

From the owner: The desert neighborhood of Apache East offers you an inviting Oasis from the Apache Junction metro…read morearea at a price you can afford. This Apache Junction, AZ 55+ mobile home community is set high in the Superstition Mountains, and features such amenities as community organized activities, billiards, shuffleboard courts, a scenic picnic area, and a community swimming pool for those hot Arizona days. For those cool Arizona nights, Apache East also offers you a whirlpool-spa-hot tub to enjoy, and an ample library to indulge in. This gated community is located just 5 miles from local area shopping and only 2 miles from several great area dining options. On-site management also offers you peace of mind, when you chose to make Apache East your n.

Stayed here multiple times over the past 10 years…read more Park has really gone down hill in appearance the last couple of years. Lots of junk setting around in yards and patios, Inside furniture and appliances on the patios. Very disappointing from what it was before.

You should post new photos. Not pictures that are two years old! What about lower summer rates?read more

12/26/25 Apache Junction Az…read more Fellow Church member who hails from Iowa, Bill celebrated his 90th birthday today. The party was held in his community's clubhouse and was attended by his wife Jan, two daughters and son-in-law and beloved friends from his community and our Church. Bill is an amazing person. He runs the commercial Kitchen at Broadway. Wednesday's he prepares lunch for 120+ member who attended a midweek Bible study over Bill's lunch. He also serves this roll for weddings and other special occasions. This is a well orchestrated activity for him and his team of volunteers. And yes. Our lunch today was prepared by selfless Bill who else? The birthday surprises was his daughter's flying in to be a part of this generous man's milestone. For those in his community I want everyone to know from one of the Directors you have a special Person in your community. Happy Birthday Bill! And to the community members I met today, I love the tight-nit and warm feeling you all showed us today!

So we have been residentshere for about 3 1/2 to 4 years. When we purchased our mobile home in this…read morepark, we were satisfied with the management, the neighbors, the house after we worked on it, and the value that we pay for rent. Since then, the management has turned over, and not in a good way. The people that came in as management made a big show with door, prizes, and gifts and comments of "look what we're going to do for you,"but since then, the business office has been closed, ( with the excuse that they can't get help). The Internet service has been spotty since the very beginning, and now the residents are told that there will be no Internet service provided, the office is closed again because they say they have no Internet service there either. Why can't the parent company of Sun resorts pony up a little bit and get an Internet service that actually works in the area? Activities that are scheduled between Sun Valley and the adjacent mobile home Park of Lost. Dutchman are held at that park and not at all at ours. It's hard to get a response when you send a request. There is a weekly meeting held by the homeowners Association members and residents, but the management don't show up for the meetings because they had negative comments made to them, and they don't like to hear the criticism when they have come. Monthly rent for the property is not expensive, and overall the park is tidy, but the expectations to keep it tidy are more for the site holders, then for their oversight. The gentleman who is responsible for the maintenance of the park does his best, and is very nice and does well with the facilities that he has. There have been multiple water leaks which are shut down water in this park for a day at a time, mostly because the infrastructure is old and decrepit. The new management installed a gas fire pit in the property, but they keep the key to operate the fire pit locked up, and you have to call someone in an office to get someone else to come over to unlock the box to give you the key to use the fire pit, so good luck, trying to use it when you might feel like entertaining a guest. Seems like the rules get longer with less support.

This mobile park is bad news! Water is turned off every…read moreweek(dangerous during COVID-19) There is security but seems that homeless people living in vacant lots but they do not monitor, seems that they don't want to be bothered. Try to communicate with manager in office but is so unfriendly that it's clear they don't want to be bothered. From talking to several residents the owner, who I think is Bill is even worse to deal with. I'm looking to relocate but I won't be buying from here, just too many negative reviews.

I think the person giving the park only a "one" star, was "exaggerating." We've lived in the park…read morefor about 4 years now, & It's safe, clean, and quiet. The water gets turned off perhaps, once or twice every few months, but definitely not every week. Perhaps, there was one month this last year where it was turned off more often but usually, only for about 2-3 hours at a time. We are on the park's email list & are told ahead of time, when the water would be turned off, what day, & which locations inside the park it would affect. The pool is ALWAYS clean & it's quiet here, something that did not happen in 2014 when we lived in a "prestigious" Fullerton, CA area. The climate here is dry & healthy for people with breathing problems or arthritic conditions. Doctors in this area are AWESOME & we're close to the 60 freeway, Sprouts & Safeway. Whenever I call the office, someone usually always either returns my call or picks up the phone. Ramona in the office, has been here for several years and has done a terrific job answering questions about COVID policies in the park they are FORCED to follow per Gov. Ducey's order(s). The restrooms & laundry room are meticulously clean. Also, this area is low elevation for people who "get sick" when living in high elevation areas. There is an excellent "Filiberto's Mexican food drive through" down the street that provide excellent healthy, inexpensive, fresh food that is reasonably priced w/bean/rice perfect protein combos. On certain days, we get chicken tacos or bean tostados for only about $2.00 where we have never gotten sick from the food. There are several Canadians who have homes in the park & they are gone about 6 months yearly, making the park "quiet;" again something we did not have when living in California. There will always be something "not so perfect" about living in any mobile home park; we've owned 3 mobile homes in three different states. We've been here 4 years, which is the longest we've ever lived in any mobile home park because other parks or areas were MUCH WORSE. How about having "outside the park" children entering the pool leaving feces in the pool with the pool never properly emptied & sanitized afterwards? This NEVER happened here at Superstition Buttes mobile home park and happened TWICE in the allegedly, so-called prestigious Fullerton, CA park we used to live in around 2014. How about having to listen to "pot-smelling, foul-mouth music lyrics & foul-mouth relatives visiting daily," right next door with the CA MH park managers not being able to do doing anything about it? Happened to us, & we were forced to move from our beautiful, large 3-bedroom, 2 bath home with a shed & outside green garden because management did nothing in CA. We have NOT had any noise here in the park, no foul-mouth neighbors, and no loud music inside this park. I take it back.... One time, I emailed the park management about 9 PM, about some "loud Mexican music." MGT emailed me back within about half an hour explaining that sound travels inside the park; it was coming from outside the park, outside their jurisdiction. I'm not "being racist" by calling it "Mexican music," because the lyrics were in Spanish with that European "hoomph pah" sound in "Mexican music." We call the drive through down the street, a "Mexican food drive-through," because that kind of food & it's recipes originated from "Mexico." We like Mexican food because the hot sauce is healthy, & rice and beans make a complete, perfect protein. BTW, RV'ers' are not called, "homeless, but transients" where they often temporarily live in RV's & pay rent to park in the East, Back-side of this MH park. They travel here from cold states to get out of the cold. Some RV'ers work the guard gates at the entrance in exchange for rent on their RV's parked in the back because that's what many mobile home parks & places in tourist areas do. We have NEVER had anything stolen here and NEVER had any break-ins where we live; however, I did hear that one time, someone got their golf-cart stolen in the day time near the pool area - did they leave their keys in the golf cart? I don't know. What I'm trying to say is that many people like the country music & square dance activities here in the park, along with the always CLEAN pool & public areas. I think there were two times where certain areas of the park's electricity had to be shut off for repairs, but when I called the ER number in the evening, the gentleman promptly answered the phone & told me when to expect the electricity to be back on. One of the two times, the cause came from outside the park during a storm & was not the park's fault. It's MUCh worse in other MH parks & the owners here own several MH parks where they've been doing this for years. We're staying here unless AZ goes full "blue," then we'll move to a "red" state. We saw beautiful CA destroyed by "corrupt, "blue" Politicians" & that's why we're in AZ.